Por David Brin Traduzido por Fernando Fonseca Revisado por Gustavo González Mesmo os conservadores agora admitem que o conservadorismo mudou. Pegue Ronald Reagan, que os ativistas republicanos idolatram de forma abstrata; Na vida real ele […]
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By David Brin Donald Trump’s newly appointed director of the Office of Management and Budget, Rep. Mick Mulvaney, posted “Do we really need government-funded research at all?” As the hate-all-government narrative grows histrionic, we may benefit […]
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By David Brin and Michael Hudson Evonomics is burgeoning rapidly into the go-to place where sane-insightful sages discuss what’s gone wrong with modern capitalism. Not from any leftist or hostile perspective, but with an eye to rescuing […]
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By David Brin One consensus about today’s Internet appears universal — that advertising can no longer shoulder the cost. Nor will web-citizens put up forever with companies grabbing ever-more personal information, for the purpose of […]
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By David Brin Where is the next multi-billion dollar business? What opportunities or market-gaps only await sharp people to launch us into a new era? The market had many such openings back in the late […]
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By David Brin Largely unspoken, amid hand-wringing over Donald Trump’s potential Republican nomination, is a scenario that could deeply discomfit GOP elders. Oh, Trump would battle Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders hard. But at some […]
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By David Brin Even conservatives now admit that conservatism has changed. Take the Ronald Reagan who Republican activists idolize in abstract; in real life he raised taxes, increased regulations, signed environmental laws, and (worst of […]
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